Meeting (The)
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| Theme code Index | 3H3H1H7 61H53 |
| Also known as | |
| Composer/Core Source | |
| Region | United States |
| Genre/Style | Contra |
| Meter/Rhythm | Polka, Quadrille/Kadrilj |
| Key/Tonic of | D |
| Accidental | 2 sharps |
| Mode | Ionian (Major) |
| Time signature | 2/4 |
| History | USA(Great Lakes/Northern Tier), USA(Western/Pacific) |
| Structure | AABB |
| Editor/Compiler | Vivian Williams |
| Book/Manuscript title | Book:The Peter Beemer Manuscript |
| Tune and/or Page number | 34 |
| Year of publication/Date of MS | 2008 |
| Artist | Vivian Williams, Biography:Paul Englesberg, Biography:Phil Katz, Biography:Phil Williams, Biography:Terry Wergeland, Biography:Allen Hart |
| Title of recording | Tunes from the Peter Beemer Manuscript |
| Record label/Catalogue nr. | Voyager 374 |
| Year recorded | 2009 |
| Media | |
| Score (1) | |
X: 4
T:The Meeting
M:2/4
L:1/16
C:quadrille figure from Peter Beemer mss, Warren ID 1860's
S:researched/republished by Vivian Williams; this tune arr PLK
R:Polka
N:When played on the melodeon, the original quadrille tune just converted itself to a
N:South English Polka.
H:The original quadrille sett (sic) of dances was named "The Darkie Sett", which
H:followed white folks' language of the time; pretty offensive in the modern era.
H:Vivian found this tune to be the same as Figure 1, "The Meeting" (originally in C)
H: in Henry Kleber's "The Engagement Quadrille", published in 1851.
Z:abc's Phil Katz 10/19/2008
K:D
[|:A2|"D"fgfe d2c2|"G"B2d2 "D"A2F2|"D"A2 ((3BcB c2)d2|"A"(e4{f}e2) A2|
"D"f3e d2c2|"G"B2d2 "D"A2F2|"A"ABcd f2e2|"D"(d4 d2):|]
[|:z2|"D"A2de f2d2|a2de fed2|"A"cdef g2e2|"D"b2a2 agf2|!
"D"A2de f2d2|a2d2 fed2|"A"cdef g2c2|"D/A"e2d2 "D"d2:|]
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